Swiss national football team for women

Switzerland
Suisse ( fr. )
Svizzera ( ital. )
Svizra ( advises. )

Nickname (s)	«Nati»
Association	Swiss Football Association
confederacy	UEFA
Technical sponsor	PUMA
Head coach	Niels Nielsen
Assistant coach	Marisa Wunderlin
captain	Ramona Bachmann
Record scorer	Ana Maria Crnogorčević (59)
Record player	Lara Dickenmann (135)
Home stadium	Tissot Arena
FIFA code	SUI
FIFA rank	20. (1815 points) (as of August 14, 2020)
First jersey Second jersey
Balance sheet
325 games 110 wins 51 draws 164 losses
statistics
First international match Switzerland 2-2 France ( Basel , Switzerland ; May 4, 1972 )
Biggest win Switzerland 11-0 Malta ( Zug , Switzerland ; April 5, 2014 )
Biggest defeat Germany 11-0 Switzerland ( Weingarten , Germany ; September 25, 1994 )
Successes in tournaments
World Championship
Participation in the finals	1 ( first : 2015 )
Best results	Round of 16 2015
European Championship
Participation in the finals	1 ( first : 2017 )
Best results	Preliminary round 2017
(As of October 8, 2019 )

The Swiss national women's football team has existed since 1972 and is a team of the Swiss Football Association .

In 2016, Switzerland was able to qualify for a European championship for the first time , which took place the following year, but was eliminated there in the group stage. In June 2014, Switzerland qualified for the first time for the World Cup , which took place in Canada in 2015, and reached the round of 16 there. In qualifying for the 2011 World Cup , the Swiss failed after they had prevailed in their group against the favored Russians , in the games for the playoff place against the CONCACAF third to Italy . In the FIFA world rankings , Switzerland is currently (December 2018) 18th. In September 2014, the Swiss association achieved its first goal of making it into the top ten of the UEFA rankings.

history

The first unofficial international match took place on July 8, 1970 in Salerno against Italy as part of the "Coppa del Mondo" and was lost 2-1. The game is counted by FIGC , but not by FIFA or the Swiss Federation. The first international match recognized by FIFA and SFV was played against France in Basel in 1972 and ended 2-2.

On August 26, 2016, the Swiss team achieved 15th place, the best place in the FIFA world rankings to date .

Tournament balance sheet

World Championship

→ Main article : Swiss women's national football team / World Cups

1991 : not qualified 1995 : not qualified 1999 : not qualified 2003 : not qualified

2007 : not qualified 2011 : not qualified 2015 : Round of 16 2019 : not qualified

European Championship

→ Main article : Swiss national football team for women / European championships

1984 : not qualified 1987 : not qualified 1989 : not qualified 1991 : not qualified 1993 : not qualified 1995 : not qualified

1997 : not qualified 2001 : not qualified 2005 : not qualified 2009 : not qualified 2013 : not qualified 2017 : preliminary round

Olympic games

1996 : not qualified 2000 : not qualified 2004 : not qualified

2008 : not qualified 2012 : not qualified 2016 : not qualified 2020 : not qualified

Algarve Cup

• 2015 : 8th place
• 2016 to 2018 : did not participate
• 2019 : 8th place

Cyprus Cup

• 2008 and 2009 : did not participate
• 2010 : 04th place
• 2011 : 11th place
• 2012 : 11th place
• 2013 : 04th place
• 2014 : 10th place
• 2015 : waived, instead participant of the parallel Algarve Cup
• 2016 : waived, instead participant of the parallel Olympic qualification tournament
• 2017 : 1st place0
• 2018 : 04th place

International matches

Overview of the international matches against German-speaking countries, all results from a Swiss perspective:

Against Germany

date	place	Result	occasion
November 10, 1982	Koblenz	1: 5
September 7, 1983	Basel	0: 2
May 14, 1988	Pforzheim	0-0	European Championship qualification
17th September 1988	Binningen	0:10	European Championship qualification
August 28, 1991	Because on the Rhine	1: 3
May 5, 1993	Waedenswil	0: 1
October 24, 1993	Muri AG	0: 5	European Championship qualification
September 25, 1994	Vineyard	0:11	European Championship qualification
May 23, 1995	Therwil	0: 8
May 26, 1999	Because on the Rhine	0: 2
November 12, 2005	Ulm	0: 4	World Cup qualification
August 30, 2006	Schaffhausen	0: 6	World Cup qualification
August 22, 2007	Koblenz	0: 7	European Championship qualification
October 2, 2008	Basel	0: 3	European Championship qualification
17th September 2011	augsburg	1: 4	European Championship qualification
April 5, 2012	Aarau	0: 6	European Championship qualification
May 27, 2015	to bathe	1: 3

Against Austria

date	place	Result	occasion
July 12, 1978	Linz	6: 2
August 25, 1990	Richterswil	5: 1
November 8, 1992	Lustenau	3: 1
October 15, 1995	Herisau	3-0	European Championship qualification
May 19, 1996	Koblach	3: 4	European Championship qualification
May 24, 2001	Gossau	4: 1
September 14, 2002	Gleisdorf	1: 1
22nd August 2012	Altach	2: 1
18th July 2017	Deventer	0: 1	EM group game
March 6, 2020	Marbella	1: 1
March 10, 2020	Marbella	2: 1

Players and coaches

For an overview of the previous national coaches see: Football national coach (Switzerland)

Record players and record shooters

Record players
Games	Player	Period	Gates
135	Lara Dickenmann	2002-2018	53
129	Martina Moser	2005-2017	20th
127	Caroline Abbé	2006-2017	10
119	Ana Maria Crnogorčević	since 2009	59
108	Ramona Bachmann	since 2007	49
87	Vanessa Bernauer	since 2006	7th
84	Lia Wälti	since 2011	5
81	Gaëlle Thalmann	since 2007	0
80	Noëlle Maritz	since 2013	1
79	Vanessa Bürki	2004-2017	10
78	Marisa Brunner	2003-2012	0
76	Selina Kuster	2009-2017	2
73	Sandy Maendly	2006–2015 and since 2019	12
71	Rahel Kiwic	since 2012	11
67	Sandra Betschart	2007-2017	2
63	Fabienne Humm	since 2012	23
62	Rahel Graf	2007-2015	1

Record shooters
Gates	Player	Period	Games
59	Ana Maria Crnogorčević	since 2009	119
53	Lara Dickenmann	2002-2018	135
49	Ramona Bachmann	since 2007	108
23	Fabienne Humm	2012–2017 and since 2019	63
20th	Martina Moser	2005-2017	129
13	Sonja Stettler weirdo	1984-1998	51

Active players in bold; As of March 10, 2020

Current national players

Extended squad: Players marked with "*" were in the squad for the 2017 European Championships. Players in bold are in the current squad for the friendlies against Austria in March 2020, players in italics are currently injured, (P) = standby for the initially nominated Lia Wälti, Luana Bühler and Malin Gut, who had to take a break due to injury, were nominated for Marilena Widmer and Melanie Müller on February 26th.

No.	Surname	birthday	Games	Gates	society	debut	last use
goal
01	Seraina Friedli *	March 20, 1993	006th	00	Young Boys Bern	March 7, 2018	January 14, 2020
12	Nadja Furrer (P)	April 30, 1998	002	00	Grasshopper Club Zurich	4th March 2019	June 14, 2019
	Elvira Duke	March 5, 2000	001	00	1. FC Cologne	June 14, 2019	June 14, 2019
	Nicole Studer	February 22, 1996	001	00	KAA Gent	5th March 2018	5th March 2018
0	Gaëlle Thalmann *	January 18, 1986	080	00	Servette FC Chênois Féminin	June 17, 2007	November 12, 2019
Defense
04th	Lorena Baumann	February 11, 1997	002	00	FC Zurich women	June 14, 2019	January 14, 2020
0	Jana Brunner *	January 20, 1997	017th	01	FC Basel	March 3, 2017	June 14, 2019
	Luana Bühler	April 28, 1996	014th	00	TSG 1899 Hoffenheim	February 28, 2018	November 12, 2019
0	Tyara Buser	March 4, 2000	001	01	FC Basel	June 14, 2019	June 14, 2019
0	Francesca Calò	May 25, 1995	005	00	1. FC Cologne	2nd March 2018	May 26, 2019
06th	Carola Fasel (P)	June 27, 1997	003	00	Young Boys Bern	March 6, 2019	January 14, 2020
	Fiona Hubler	July 29, 1999	001	00	Grasshopper Club Zurich	June 14, 2019	June 14, 2019
	Thaïs Hurni	June 20, 1998	003	00	Young Boys Bern	2nd March 2018	4th March 2019
	Rahel Kiwic *	5th January 1991	071	11	FC Zurich women	March 4, 2012	4th October 2019
0	Noëlle Maritz *	December 23, 1995	078	01	VfL Wolfsburg	March 9, 2016	November 12, 2019
0	Naomi Mégroz	August 6, 1998	011	00	Sc freiburg	1st March 2017	October 8, 2019
0	Rachel Rinast *	June 2, 1991	032	02	1. FC Cologne	4th March 2015	29 May 2019
22nd	Nathalia Spälti (P)	February 19, 1998	001	00	Servette FC Chênois Féminin	January 14, 2020	January 14, 2020
	Nina Stapelfeldt (P)	April 13, 1995	001	00	KAA Gent	29 May 2019	29 May 2019
15th	Julia Stierli	April 3, 1997	012	00	FC Zurich women	15th September 2017	January 14, 2020
03	Chantal Wyser	April 22, 1999	000	00	FC Luzern women
02	Leana Zaugg (P)	October 24, 2000	001	00	Young Boys Bern	January 14, 2020	January 14, 2020
midfield
	Eseosa Aigbogun *	May 23, 1993	062	03	Paris FC	21st September 2013	November 12, 2019
	Vanessa Bernauer *	March 23, 1988	085	07th	AS Roma	February 25, 2006	November 12, 2019
0	Bettina Brülhart	April 17, 1994	001	00	Grasshopper Club Zurich	June 14, 2019	June 14, 2019
	Viola Calligaris *	March 17, 1996	024	03	Levante UD	March 9, 2016	November 12, 2019
19th	Kim Dubs (P)	September 22, 1998	002	00	FC Zurich women	29 May 2019	January 14, 2020
16	Malin good	August 1, 2000	008th	00	Arsenal Women FC	5th October 2018	January 14, 2020
	Alisha Lehmann	January 21, 1999	019th	03	West Ham United	October 22, 2017	November 12, 2019
0	Sandy Maendly	April 4, 1988	071	12	Servette FC Chênois Féminin	April 22, 2006	4th October 2019
18th	Lara Marti	September 21, 1999	002	00	FC Basel	June 14, 2019	January 14, 2020
	Sandrine Mauron *	December 19, 1996	012	02	1. FFC Frankfurt	March 9, 2016	29 May 2019
24	Melanie Müller	May 31, 1996	011	01	FC Luzern women	4th June 2016	January 14, 2020
	Lesley Ramseier	June 5, 1997	001	00	FC Luzern women	March 6, 2019	March 6, 2019
23	Nadine Riesen	April 11, 2000	002	00	Young Boys Bern	June 14, 2019	January 14, 2020
05	Jessica Schärer	April 3, 1998	000	00	FC Staad
17th	Michèle Schnider	July 27, 2000	001	00	FC Luzern women	January 14, 2020	January 14, 2020
20th	Noa Schärz	July 25, 2000	002	01	Grasshopper Club Zurich	June 14, 2019	January 14, 2020
	Coumba Sow	August 27, 1994	007th	01	Paris FC	November 13, 2018	4th October 2019
	Meriame Terchoun *	October 27, 1995	013	02	FC Zurich women	22nd September 2015	April 9, 2019
	Rahel Tschopp	May 30, 2000	002	00	FC Luzern women	November 9, 2018	November 13, 2018
	Lia Wälti *	April 19, 1993	084	05	Arsenal Women FC	August 21, 2011	November 12, 2019
07th	Marilena Widmer	August 7, 1997	015th	01	Young Boys Bern	October 22, 2017	January 14, 2020
14th	Cinzia Zehnder *	4th August 1997	026th	00	FC Zurich women	19th June 2014	January 14, 2020
attack
11	Amira Arfaoui	August 8, 1999	001	00	Servette FC Chênois Féminin	January 14, 2020	January 14, 2020
	Ramona Bachmann *	December 25, 1990	106	49	Paris Saint-Germain	June 15, 2007	November 12, 2019
	Irina Brütsch	July 24, 1995	001	00	FC Luzern women	4th March 2019	4th March 2019
0	Ana Maria Crnogorčević *	3rd October 1990	117	57	FC Barcelona	August 13, 2009	November 12, 2019
0	Svenja Fölmli	August 19, 2002	001	00	FC Luzern women	3rd September 2019	3rd September 2019
20th	Fabienne Humm	December 20, 1986	061	23	FC Zurich women	May 26, 2012	November 12, 2019
	Caroline Muller	May 18, 1989	003	00	Grasshopper Club Zurich	February 28, 2018	5th March 2018
09	Irina Pando	July 24, 1995	002	02	FC Luzern women	4th March 2019	January 14, 2020
0	Géraldine Reuteler *	April 21, 1999	031	07th	1. FFC Frankfurt	March 3, 2017	November 12, 2019
	Camille Surdez	May 31, 1996	003	00	Girondins Bordeaux	4th March 2019	29 May 2019

1. ↑ Numbers in the game against Malta
2. ↑ ^{a b} Status: After the game against Malta on January 14, 2020
3. ↑ As of February 2020

See also

• List of the international matches of the Swiss national football team
• Swiss national football team
• Women's football in Switzerland

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Women's world rankings. In: fifa.com. FIFA , August 14, 2020, accessed on August 14, 2020 (teams without a place and points are provisional because no more than five games have been played or the teams have been inactive for more than 18 months). 
2. ↑ Match balance A-Team women
3. ^ Coppa del Mondo (Women) 1970
4. ↑ fifa.com: Ranking list details
5. ↑ football.ch: "Team"
6. ↑ National team / Equipe nationale féminine - FNT line-up for the UEFA Women's EURO 2017, Netherlands, July 16, 2017 - August 6, 2017
7. ↑ List of female players / List of joueuses
8. ↑ football.ch: Swiss women's national team without an injured trio

Web links

Commons : Swiss national women's football team  - collection of images, videos and audio files

• Women's national team on the homepage of the SFV
• All international matches at a glance
• Switzerland on the FIFA homepage